Historic elegance with modern amenities.

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Situated in the heart of America's most patriotic town, the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House invites you to step back in time with understated elegance in five air-conditioned guest rooms with private baths. Built in 1792 for Deputy Governor William Bradford, it is one of Bristol's best known landmarks. Enjoy your stay while exploring a town that enjoys a different pace of life.

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Bradford Suite

Large first floor suite with canopy queen bed and a separate smaller room with a twin bed. Decked with the original plank floors, original fireplace and mantel (non-working) and private marble stall shower bathroom.

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Dimond Suite

Large second floor suite with canopy queen bed and a separate smaller room with a twin bed. Decked with the original plank floors, original fireplace and mantel (non-working) and private marble stall shower bathroom.

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Norris Room

Owner's favorite...Calming and elegant large second floor room with canopy queen bed, original wide-plank flooring with original fireplace and mantel (non-working). Private stall shower bath.

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Adams Room

Cozy room located on the second floor with comfortable canopy queen bed, large private bath and a separate seating area outside of room.

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Bay Room

Large carpeted third floor room with one king bed (comprised of two twin beds made together as one, which can be separated upon advanced request). Views of the rooftops of the historic district and Bristol Harbor. Private stall shower bath.

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About the Bradford-Dimond Norris House and Lite Continental Breakfast

The Bradford-Dimond-Norris House, one of Bristol's best known landmarks, is located in the heart of Bristol's Waterfront National Register Historic District. Built (circa 1792) for Deputy Governor Wm. Bradford, the house retains a Federal-era appearance. The mid-1800's renovations by noted architect Russel Warren include the elegant foyer with mahogany staircase, the formal common room, dining room and guest rooms. The house is decorated in a comfortable federal style, is air conditioned and all guest rooms have private baths, queen size beds and non-working fireplaces in three of the guest rooms.

We serve a lite-continental style breakfast constisting of coffee, tea, juice, yogurt and freshly baked muffins. We get you started, if you desire a little more then you have wonderful options just steps from our door.

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